Rock Mary
is located 5 miles south
of Hydro in Mound
township; named by
Captain Marcy's
California Expedition in
1849.
(NW Sec. 30, T 12 N, R 12
W)
Pacific
Rail Road Survey of 1853;
Whipple Expedition Camp
27; north of Cogar.
Fort Cobb,
U.S. Military Post ,
established by Major
William H. Emory, First
Cavalry, October 1, 1859;
site is located 1 mile
East of the present city
of Fort Cobb. (NW1/4 Sec.
12, T 7 N, R 2 W)
Old
Wichita Agency , first
site established in 1859
N. Washita River; site
located 4 miles east of
Fort Cobb.
(NW1/4 Sec. 2, T 7 N, R
11 W)
Black
Beaver, the famous
Delaware Indian Scout,
lived 1/2 mile NW of
Anadarko. His gravesite
was located near his home
site before being moved
to Ft. Sill, Comanche
county, Ok.
Wichita
Agency, second site ,
established 1870-1878, 2
miles north of Anadarko;
Battle of Wichita Agency
or 'Anadarko Affair'
August, 1874; site is
located North of the
Washita River.
Kiowa
Agency , established
1878, located 1 mile
north of Anadarko, was
later known as the
Anadarko Area Indian
Office, south side of the
Washita River.
Wichita
Sub-Agency, established
in 1895 near Binger.
Camp
McIntosh , located 5
miles east of Anadarko,
Confederate Army Camp,
1861-1865; was located on
the site of the Mautame
Mission (Presbyterian)
which was established in
1888. (SW1/4 Sec. 17, T 7
N, R 9 W)
Riverside
Indian School ,
established in 1871,
located 2 miles north of
Anadarko on U.S. Highway
281.
Methodist
Mission Church ,
established in 1887 by
Rev. J.J. Methvin,
located on the East side
of Anadarko, within the
city limits. (Also known
as the Methvin Mission).
St.
Patrick's Catholic
Mission , established in
1892, located in the SW
part of Anadarko.
Carither's
Presbyterian Mission ,
also known as the Cache
Creek Mission,
established in 1890,
located 6 miles
S. W. of Apache.
Baptist
Mission and Church , also
called Rock Branch
Baptist Church,
established 1890, located
4 miles north
of Anadarko.
Old Keechi
Village , established
1859, located on the old
maps 10 miles SE of
Anadarko in the Keechi
Hills.
Civil War
Battle in 1862 in Tonkawa
Township, located 4 miles
south of Anadarko. (S1/2
Sec. 36, T 6 N, R 10 W)
Masonic
Lodge , established in
July of 1884 in Anadarko,
the first in Oklahoma
Territory, now Lodge No.
21.
Caddo Indian
Cemetery , located 6
miles SE of Binger on
what was the Grace Adkins
Allottment.
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